Log Message:
ugrep: updated to 3.6.0

ugrep v3.6.0
New --replace option to replace pattern matches in the output with custom \ 
formatted text with % fields. This option can be combined with any other option, \ 
including -y (--any-line) to pass through a file with substitutions applied to \ 
the output. To make ugrep more user-friendly, the new --help format option \ 
argument displays a summary of % format fields, the new --help regex option \ 
argument displays an overview of regular expression pattern syntax, and the new \ 
--help globs option argument displays the gitignore-style glob syntax and \ 
conventions used by ugrep. Increased searching speed of large files with AVX \ 
optimizations applied to the default pattern matcher engine. AVX optimizations \ 
were largely disabled (only partially applied) to make ugrep binary portable on \ 
Linux platforms since ugrep v3.3.5, requested by issue trackers 103 and 143. \ 
Binary portability over x86/x64 now works better with new multi-version code \ 
selected at runtime to run the original faster pattern matchi
ng engine. More coming soon!

ugrep v3.5.0
New --zmax=NUM option to be used with -z (--decompress) to search compressed \ 
files and archives recursively stored within tar/zip/cpio/pax archives for up to \ 
NUM recursive expansion levels deep. (Directory trees in archives are already \ 
recursively traversed and do not require --zmax.) The --zmax argument may range \ 
from 1 (default) to 99 for up to 99 recursive decompression and de-archiving \ 
steps. Improved option -U to be used for backward compatibility with GNU/BSD \ 
grep by no longer flagging invalid UTF as "binary files". More to come \ 
soon!

ugrep v3.4.0
New Boolean search query options --files and --lines. The specified Boolean \ 
search query conditions apply to lines by default. Because GNU/BSD grep and \ 
ugrep are generally line-based, --lines is the default option. Specify --files \ 
--bool to apply the specified Boolean query to files as a whole: a file matches \ 
if all Boolean conditions are satisfied by matching patterns anywhere in the \ 
file. More to come soon!